Your 3D kitchen plan

The aim here is to optimise your movements.

The important thing is to respect the activity triangle, consisting of a water point, a hot/cooking point and the refrigerator area.

If you have enough space, the U-shaped kitchen will be the best shape to facilitate your movements in your kitchen, combining practicality and space saving thanks to the multitude of possible storage spaces.

Start by establishing your budget and your desires, in order to get down to basics. Think about the shape of your future kitchen, knowing that each has its advantages.

The triangle of activity and the path of clean and dirty are also important points for designing your kitchen. Think about the spaces and heights of furniture (as a reminder, in front of a piece of furniture, count at least 70 cm. The optimum height for a worktop is between 85 and 95 cm).

To make it easier to move around your kitchen, leave at least 70 cm free in front of your furniture. 90 cm will allow you to easily get around a cupboard or an open a cupboard or an open dishwasher. 120 cm will allow two people to work together in the kitchen and pass each other without getting in each other's way.

Depending on the style you want to give to your kitchen, you have several choices: For a modern design style, think of the stainless steel credenza for your kitchen. for your kitchen. The advantage is that this material is easily washable.

For a country chic style, opt for cement tiles or a wooden credenza, guaranteed to create a wow effect!

Moreover, if an oven or a dishwasher is in front of the island, clear a space of 1m20 minimum, which will allow you This will allow you to open the door of the island, but also to be able to pass around it.

First of all, you have to determine the passage between the kitchen furniture and the potential future island. It is important to maintain a minimum clearance of 80 cm.

Moreover, if an oven or a dishwasher is in front of the island, clear a space of 1m20 minimum, which will allow you to open the door of the island, but also to be able to pass around it.

The open kitchen allows you to have an effect of grandeur in the room, due to the absence of walls and/or glass roof.

This arrangement also allows you to have more conviviality more conviviality, by being able to discuss while cooking (sharing space).

The two main drawbacks of an open kitchen are noise and odours, which a closed kitchen does not have. Are you undecided? Why not opt for a semi-open kitchen, with a glass roof or a screen to keep a maximum of light?